Amanda Bynes removes the tattoos from her face before her court date to conclude her legal guardianship

By: Showbiz Updated 10 Mar 2022, 10: 59 am EST

Actress Amanda Bynes has reappeared on Instagram with a new account -@amanda.bynes1986- to thank all the support that his fans have shown him since it came to light that he is preparing to try to put an end to the guardianship to which she has been subjected for nine years.

The former star of Nickelodeon shared a video recorded in selfie

mode on the that appears staring at the camera and speaking in a monotonous tone very different from the one he used to use in his series and movies. “What’s up Instagram? This is Amanda Bynes. My court date is in two weeks. I want to thank everyone for her love and support. Peace “, she assures her in the recording, in which she wears glasses and hair dyed black and gray.

The actress has continued to update her account ever since and in one of those posts revealed that she is ready to say goodbye to the tattoos she got on her face a couple of years ago, on her cheek and above her eyebrow: the first almost nor is it appreciated and the second has completely disappeared.

Last February it was confirmed that Amanda had presented a request to end the legal supervision imposed on him in August 2013 due to his problems with the law and the erratic behavior that he had begun to display some time ago. Unlike Britney Spears – that she had to fight her family to regain her control over The life of her. Bynes has the unconditional support of her parents. “They are happy to receive this good news. Professionals say that she is prepared to make her own decisions in life and they are very proud of her”, recently confirmed the lawyer Tamar Arminak speaking to NBC News.

Amanda’s mother, Lynn, was temporarily appointed her legal guardian in August of 2013 and that measure was made permanent in October of 2014. Contrary to what had been initially assured, the guardianship was not extended until 2023 last year after a report on Amanda’s health condition was submitted and approved by the court, but is reviewed “day by day” and it will end when it ceases to be convenient for her, as her legal representative David A. Esquibias assured a few weeks ago the magazine People.

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